Use the Rayleigh criterion to estimate the temperature difference that would have to be maintained for 2mm
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Use the Rayleigh criterion to estimate the temperature difference that would have to be maintained for 2mm of corn/canola oil, or water, or mercury in a skillet to start convecting. Look up the relevant physical properties and comment on your answers. Do not perform this experiment with mercury.
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